Disaster Merch

Catastrophe

Shark Tornado

The Chernobyl disaster was a nuclear accident that occurred on Saturday 26 April 1986, at the No. 4 reactor in the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, near the city of Pripyat in the north of the Ukrainian SSR in the Soviet Union. This original design is made in the style of a tattoo and shows a character in a Soviet gas mask, a radiation sign, a second stage ventilation pipe and silhouettes of flying crows. The best gift for those who are fond of the topic of Chernobyl, who are looking for stalk clothes, for those who are going or have already been to Chernobyl, for a tour to Chernobyl, a visit to Pripyat, lovers of abandonment, radiation and survival. Buy a T-shirt for yourself or give it to a friend as a souvenir of your trip to Chernobyl, fa

burn til the end of the world.

Do Not Look Up

I'm for the jobs the comet will bring, are you?

This Medieval illustration of a hare running across grass, surrounded by a ring of clouds, encircled by a ring of daggers, with the inscription, Malo Undique Clades, meaning "Disaster awaits the wicked on every side." The quote beneath is from Deuteronomy 32:25.

Created this cool logo in Adobe Illustrator

1980s AND Action for Nuclear Disarmament

I can't help being a disaster on two feet. Nor do I want to.

“Le Grille”? What the hell is that?!

Everything that goes up must go down

It's your favorite superstars of trash! The Disasterpiece boys and their D-list friends: Neil Breen, Dollman, Flyin' Ryan, Quigley, Boon, Samurai Cop, and of course, Nukie.

The mythological kraken attacking a sailing ship. Much more successful than another recent kraken!

This Medieval illustration of a hare running across grass, surrounded by a ring of clouds, encircled by a ring of daggers, with the inscription, Malo Undique Clades, meaning "Disaster awaits the wicked on every side." The quote beneath is from Deuteronomy 32:25.

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Ha Ha Ha - Tommy Wiseau

Cartoon image of Joe Biden thinking with the wording WHAT CAN I SCREW UP NEXT......above him.

Illustration produced by Wunderground, modified by myself for commercial purposes.

I hope we are not doomed, though.

The volcano mountain active

I did naht hit her

"Colossus of the Wasteland" is a stunning illustration depicting a giant mech towering over a post-apocalyptic world. The towering robot stands as a testament to the resilience of humanity in the face of disaster. The intricate details and vibrant colors of the piece create a sense of awe and wonder, while the desolate landscape serves as a reminder of the fragility of our world.

Deepwater Horizon oil rig fire, Gulf of Mexico. Fire boats dousing the flames of the offshore oil rig Deepwater Horizon on 21st April 2010. The fire broke out after an explosion on the rig on 20th April. The rig sank on 22nd April. After the disaster the well was leaking over five thousand barrels of oil a day into the Gulf of Mexico, 80 kilometres from the coast of Louisiana, USA, harming local wildlife and fishing industries.

I should’ve left my phone at home ‘cause this is a disaster.

Humanity has studied the smallest particles of matter, atoms, then they create the most terrible weapon known, which is the atomic bomb :O worlds destroyer

This is fine

Sometimes it's hard to not go full Climate Goth. Contribute to the destruction of the planet with this T-shirt or other product.

Text: Let's pretend it never happened

For the sarcasm lover in all of us. Check out this witty “Hey There Trainwreck. This Isn’t Your Station.” design on apparel and gifts.

This Medieval illustration of a hare running across grass, surrounded by a ring of clouds, encircled by a ring of daggers, with the inscription, Malo Undique Clades, meaning "Disaster awaits the wicked on every side." The quote beneath is from Deuteronomy 32:25.

Text: Let's pretend it never happened

Illustration produced by Wunderground, modified by myself for commercial purposes.

Exodus' third studio album, Fabulous Disaster, was released on January 30, 1989, and the thrash metal band promptly hit the road to support the new record with a five-month tour. Starting out with a month of European dates in February, the band returned to the states and kept their live performances going through July that same year. Fabulous Disaster and the accompanying tour, but still failed to gain them a well-deserved place alongside other thrash metal giants of the time.

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